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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / November 2006Lost mobile phone
Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses it becasue all I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have reported it tto the carrier who placed a block on it. > Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses it becasue all > I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have reported it tto the carrier > who placed a block on it. I assume you had an IMEI block as well as barring. A new sim with a new phone and you're back on line. > > Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses it becasue all > > I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have reported it tto the carrier > > who placed a block on it. > > I assume you had an IMEI block as well as barring. A new sim with a new > phone and you're back on line. To whom do I report the IMEI number? Do they do anything about it? > Spokes wrote >>> Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses >>> it becasue all I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have >>> reported it tto the carrier who placed a block on it. >> I assume you had an IMEI block as well as barring. >> A new sim with a new phone and you're back on line. > To whom do I report the IMEI number? Your mobile telco should have it already. > Do they do anything about it? Yes, they black ban it so it cant be used in this country even with a new sim. >> Spokes wrote > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Yes, they black ban it so it cant be used in this country even with a new > sim. Sif there's not ways around that... > >> Spokes wrote > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > Sif there's not ways around that... How? > James Bell wrote >>> Andy <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote >>>>> Andy wrote >>>>>> Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses >>>>>> it becasue all I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have >>>>>> reported it tto the carrier who placed a block on it. >>>>> I assume you had an IMEI block as well as barring. >>>>> A new sim with a new phone and you're back on line. >>>> To whom do I report the IMEI number? >>> Your mobile telco should have it already. >>>> Do they do anything about it? >>> Yes, they black ban it so it cant be used in this country even with a new sim. >> Sif there's not ways around that... > How? Change the IMEI in the phone. Illegal tho and not that easy for the average ape that finds your phone where you left it and decides to keep it. > Sif there's not ways around that... I'm not sure how easy it is to change the IMEI on modern mobiles... but it certainly stops the garden variety of thieves in their tracks. > Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses it becasue all > I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have reported it tto the carrier > who placed a block on it. Purpose of this message? This forums isn't your life blog. > > Bugger dropped it in a movie theatre. Hope no-one uses it becasue all > > I had enabled on it was keypad lock. Have reported it tto the carrier > > who placed a block on it. > > Purpose of this message? To get you to post a meangingless reply. |
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